For care providers
Most services already care deeply about communication. What is often missing is the specialist structure around it: consistent strategies across shifts, documentation that reflects what staff actually do, and clear evidence that the people you support are genuinely being heard.
SheSpeaksSLT works with providers as a consultancy rather than a visiting therapist — supporting individuals, upskilling the team around them, and strengthening the systems that shape daily practice. Work is led by Jasmine Thiam, a HCPC registered Consultant Speech and Language Therapist with 14+ years’ experience across health, education and social care.
A service-level review of your environment, resources, documentation and day-to-day practice, benchmarked against current standards. Scope is agreed in advance and can be on-site or remote.
Typically includes observation, documentation review and conversations with staff, followed by a prioritised written action plan.
Practical, bespoke training for support workers, seniors and registered managers — built around the people your service actually supports rather than a generic slide deck.
Common topics: communication-led support, dysphagia and mealtime safety awareness, AAC in daily routines, autism and learning disability communication, and total communication approaches.
Specialist assessment and management of eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties, including IDDSI-aligned guidance and mealtime observation.
Supports safer, more dignified mealtimes with clear written recommendations your team can follow and evidence.
Getting communication aids off the shelf and into everyday life — from low-tech symbol resources to speech-generating devices.
Includes feature-match exploration where appropriate, vocabulary set-up, and coaching for the staff around the AAC user so use is consistent across shifts.
Implementation support to help your service evidence communication practice against the Good Communication Standards and quality frameworks.
Standards mapping, policy and resource review, training and an agreed review cycle so change is visible and documented.
Individual communication assessment for residents with complex needs, plus easy read documents, communication passports and care plan resources.
Written in plain English and designed to be used by the team, not filed away.
Every assessment and intervention is tailored to the individual’s needs. The exact approach will depend on clinical judgement, the person’s presentation and the agreed service.
1. Discovery Conversation
A free, no-obligation conversation about your service, the people you support and what is prompting the enquiry.
2. Agreed scope and proposal
A written outline of what is included, how it will be delivered, timescales and cost — agreed before any work begins.
3. Delivery
On-site or remote delivery of the agreed audit, training or clinical input, working alongside your managers and staff.
4. Written outputs and review
Documented recommendations or action plans you can evidence, with an optional review cycle to check what has changed in practice.
Prefer email? Contact info@shespeaksslt.com with a short outline of your service and what you need.
Looking for something else? See the full range of services or read more about who I help.
A free Discovery Conversation is the simplest way to find out whether an audit, training or specialist input is the right starting point.
